A curated selection of the most fascinating shores on Sardinia's north-eastern coast. From unspoiled coves near Olbia to the crystal-clear waters of the Costa Smeralda and San Teodoro.
A group of four coves separated by granite rocks. Famous for its very shallow seabed, bright white sand and spectacular views of the imposing Tavolara Island.
Named for its stretch of fine, candid-white sand. Its clear waters shift from emerald green to light turquoise, framed by Mediterranean scrubland.
A wide bay sheltered from the wind by the small island of Figarolo. It offers fine golden sand and priceless tranquility just a short distance from the city center.
A gem set in the rocks facing the island of Figarolo. Reachable via a pleasant nature walk, it offers crystal-clear water and a wild, untouched atmosphere.
A vast bay of light sand facing the majestic silhouette of Tavolara. Perfect for shoreline walks and memorable sunsets.
A must-see for anyone visiting Gallura: over 3 kilometers of fine white sand dunes, Mediterranean scrubland and a turquoise sea with a gently sloping seabed.
Nicknamed "Little Tahiti" for the unreal clarity of its waters and postcard-perfect tropical colors.
Just steps from Cala Brandinchi, it offers a stunning panoramic view over the islands of Tavolara and Molara — one of the most beautiful viewpoints on the coast.
An unmissable gem of the Costa Smeralda, once loved by the Aga Khan. A perfect arc of pink granite, aromatic scrubland and sea shading into blue.